Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology
Exploring the questions that need answers
In a sense, psychology is the study of humanity – how and why humans behave the way they do. Studying psychology gives us tools we can use to help ourselves and others live meaningfully.
As you discuss issues and collaborate on ideas in your Huntington University psychology courses, professors will encourage you to formulate your own educated opinions and solutions. Through comprehensive teaching that fosters critical thinking skills and promotes discipleship, you will be equipped to succeed in both a career and your walk with Christ.
Our goal in the Department of Psychology is to engage you in a Christ-centered approach to humanity. If you’re looking for a field of study that’s complex, varied, and full of possibility, you’re in the right place.
Do You Still Have Questions?
The best way to explore your own college questions that need answers is to visit campus!
What can I do with a psychology degree?
Psychology degrees lend themselves well to many jobs. A sampling of the options:
- Mental health or disability service manager
- School counselor or school psychologist
- Educator
- Leader of a nonprofit organization
- Mental health counselor (including play therapy)
- Marriage and family therapist
Your bachelor’s degree will qualify you for a variety of careers. If you choose, though, you can continue your education at Huntington University!